Sentence examples for circumstances facilitating from inspiring English sources

Genetic networks can be divided into discreet functional units in some circumstances facilitating network effectiveness.

"Claiming that people are largely responsible for their circumstances facilitates the opposite conclusion".

The native fold of Aβ could be stabilized in Aβ Aβ complexes which could in other circumstances facilitate the nucleation event of aggregation that leads to the formation of stable senile plaques.

We show that the use of conducting porous layers on the surface of electrodes can be used to modify the mass transport regime from linear (planar) diffusion to one of approximately 'thin layer' character and that this alteration can in favourable circumstances facilitate the amperometric discrimination between species which oxidise or reduce at similar potentials under planar diffusion conditions.

Clearly maintaining this module as a separate unit in some circumstances facilitates its sexual exchange between distinct virus species and may represent an adaptation for diversification.

Information technology advances have enabled modeling to predict illness and death under specific circumstances, facilitate advance planning, and improve preparations for natural and human-made disasters.

The anniversary of St. Valentine this year fell upon Monday, and that circumstance facilitated in a large degree the labours at the Post-office.

Such work directly supports the policy driven approach we advocate, as policy will impose the constraints and circumstances for facilitating an interaction, in addition to enabling direct interventions to trigger system changes.

They speculated that people with higher cognitive abilities would be better able to appreciate the subtle yet positive aspects of living, or that people are better fit to utilize resources and adapt to circumstances, thus facilitating happiness.

To explain the predictive value of life satisfaction in terms of mortality Bowling and Grundy hypothesized that subjective well-being may act as a buffer, moderating the negative effects of adverse circumstances and facilitating the adaptation to ageing [ 1].

But His Majesty's Government do not read either the Statement of Policy of 1922 or the letter of 1931 as implying that the Mandate requires them, for all time and in all circumstances, to facilitate the immigration of Jews into Palestine subject only to consideration of the country's economic absorptive capacity.